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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 29,1963 7] PGA tournaments only through the Fresno Open last week. Mason Rudolph's victory in that event boosted him to sev- enth place with $35,495. Jack Nicklaus is in second place among the winners. with $98,990, followed by Julius Boros, $77,356; Tony Lema, $66,- 237; Gary, Player $55,455. | 10-PIN ACTION Herman Prakken Rolls Week's Highest Triple Lang 441, Dot Tyson 437, Marion Leonard 432, Lorraine Dalby 424 and Shirley Bowers 424. Don Thomson led 'the men this week with a 571, while Jim Lamont was 4 close second with a 567. Other good scores were Jack Saunders '554, Don Richmond 553, Rich Forster 547, Archie Petch 536, Hugh Boyd 530, Garth Doug- las 526, Hans Gorsch 523 and Cliff Brad- shaw 522. ( Since this is Halloween Week, everyon is requested to dress up for the night. we hear there's some pretty good costumes to be worn. There will be prizes for the best dressed man, woman and couple. So get in the fun and come dressed up for the night and maybe we'll out-do last year. TUESDAY NIGHT LEAGUE Ritson Centre whitewashed the alling Scugog Cleaner team this week while Maurice Berg Men"s Wear took seven peints from Ron Robinson Excavation. Nu Way Photo 4 - Cadillacs 3, Oshawa Wood Products 4 -- Corvetts 3, A and P 5 -- Thompson Plumbing 2, General Ag- aoe Peoples Clothing Lose To O'Connor Bowling at Willow Bowl last|with 1313 followed by Whelan Saturday, People's Clothing|1230 and Rizun 1027 for 40 dropped a 4 to 1 decision to/frames. O'Connor Bowl. As a result of last Saturday's The Clothiers started out asjaction, Darrigo Italian Foods if they were going to have ajstill lead Group "B" with 27 good team total on the day but/points followed by People's faded badly in the last two/Credit Jewellers 26, O'Connorij- games. O'Connor finished with/Bowl 21, Hotel Pierre 18, Motor a team total of 6217 for four|City 15, Mowat Cartage 14, T. points while People's bowled/Anthony Ltd. 10 and People's 5803 for one point. Clothing 9. : O'Connor won the first game) This coming Saturday, Peo- with a ifne 1377 score compared|Ple's journey to Ace Bowling to to 1220 for People's. Dave|take on the strong People's Whelan led O'Connor with' 302|Credit Jewellers team. followed by Si. Rizun 296 and Amos Herrick 288. For People's, Mickey McMaster led with 301 followed by Sel Himes 262 and Roy Nesbitt 253 with Ron Swartz picking up 165 pins in six frames of relief bowling. O'Connor won a very close second game 1210 to 1203. John Wardrope led O'Connor with 275 followed by Jack Shadoff 274. For People's, Harold Ballem was high with 303 followed by McMaster 266 and Swartz 255. People's won a tight third game 1196 to 1166, McMaster paced People's in this game c Have Your Sult Styled end Tailored by SAM_ROTISH 7 KING ST. EAST From A Large Selection of Fine British Weollens Kitchener Rangers Can Pass Generals With Win Tonight manville tonight. Bill was with Marlies last Tuesday when they visited Bowmanville, but saw limited action. Smith is expected to add scor- ing power and also defensive assistance to Oshawa. Two sea- sons back, he shared the goal scoring honors in the Metro Jun- ior "A" league with Marlboros Bowling in the Lander-Stark Classic League, Herman Prakken started with a 235 then averaged 200 for the next two games for a dandy 635 total, best score in local 10-pin action, last week. LANDER-STARK LEAGUE Herman Prakken was this week's top shooter with a sizzling 635, which earned him Cole's 9porting Goods "Bowler of the Week" award, by a margin of 107 pins. Even with Herman's fine scores, the Royals dropped two of three games to the Eagles, with Jim Thomson leading the way for the winners, Walt Scott had himself a dandy 613 but his Lions could manage only one win from the second place Tigers, with G J tt Aa ith Bill Ken ggejieors a standout in the vice: a arrett and along wi i The Flyers hung onto first place ig- Collins was one of Rae more|! the Hawks 2 to 1, with Ron Milne ing "s 4 best for the leaders and Bob Richardson prominent members of Whitby.|the pick of the losers. ; ce FY 3 George Reid led his Falcons toe lo With the amalgamation Of|decision over the Jets with John Waldin- Marlboros and Neil McNeil, this|sperger leading the loser's attack. season, for re-entry into the Provincial Junior "A" circuit, Kitchener Rangers, only one point behind Oshawa Generals, are in Bowmanville tonight as Generals' opposition, deter- mined to make a move up the OHA Junior "A" league's lad- der, : Oshawa has explicit instruc- tions on the importance of this contest tonight, slated for 8 p.m. General Manager Wren Blair delivered a severe tongue- § thrashing to Generals, following their mellow exhibition against © the league-lbeading Toronto Marl- boros on Sunday afternoon, in Maple Leaf Gardens. Dennis Gibson has been nom- inated for goaltending duties against Kitchener. Generals went with youthful Ian Young against Marlboros but he def- initely needs more experience, -which he undoubtedly will at- © tain with age. Young is only 16 There's Big Money Available In Golf DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP)--The top 10 tour'ng professional golf- ers haye won $607,731 this year headed by Arnold Palmer with $128,230, the Professional Golf- ei; Association reported today. The figures include official Jokeland 73 SIMCOE ST. N. PHONE 728-0092 wpe O.H.A. JR. "A" Exciting -- pocney acrion TONITE - TUES., OCT. 29 8 P.M. BOWMANVILLE ARENA RIT SEISAR, RANGERS OSHAWA GENERALS 1a Generals MUST keep ot least two behind Big Eighth -- H. Prakken 635 (232, gregates 5 -- Slo Moshions 2. 226), W. Scott 613 (214, 202), K. Marden| 9regates & <> So Most vr ee nk there just wasn't any spot for 7 Smith to move in as a regular. |*%4% ,56 (233) _and G._ Reid 562 (218).) 54). Perry 54, E. Supryka 546, S. Standings Flyers 13-5; Tigers 12-6; Falcons 11-77 Hawks 9-9; Lions 9-9) Jets| Hodgson 519, B. Jay 50% D. Keeler 608, | i \J. Bakker 502 and D, White 505, particular attention to, in to- night's clash, is Ron Buchanam.| Don't forget meeting of executive and piace. by blanking the front-running Co- " 7 " |captains, October 30, at 7.30 p.m. a' in hi the Ti "Bucky" provided some of the|powiing alley. Let's have a. perfect at-lfeng' hgh inl tas Neg ie hoe years old and just out of minor, "= : a Howlett for the mi ith. 564 and Doris} ith 321 followed by Swartz 266 . a, , > | Howle' en with. oris| ti hi 1 le ranks in Scarboro. DENNIS GIBSON missed by a hair on two or throe|venn' for the ladies. with. $58. (203). liner accrane. aepurtment witha 194 over|For O'Connor Shadoff was i other moves. Buchanan, with his| Over 500 for men -- G. McCormack!G. Brabin 189 and H. Prakken 188. For O'Connor, Shadoff was high) having played for Port Arthur|top goalie. lthe puck wide of opposing rear-|si9, R. Andrews 506, W. Vervynck and | North Stars. He has been out-| Former Whitby Dunlop andj, ae ds- when " corpaching |>- Eyre '501. tor Sales 14, Colts 12, Texans 9 and Cry-ito take the fourth game 1817 to} standing on the close-in activity| Marlboro player, Bill Smith, will| cnemy territory Ladies over 450 -- E. Worsley 546 /1131. Herrick was high for; ' S O'Connor with .337 followed by} 577 (200, 200), J. Thomson 574, R. Milne) cuit with a 610. Other good scores were Another player on the Gen- 8-10; Eagles 612; Royals 414, ee EASTWAY MAJORS few bright spots in Sunday's tilt) tendance. lGibbs 602 (234). Bill Joyce had @ good Gibson, meanwhile, has some} j#e 536, $. Larocca 535 (266), G. Reid 532,| Standings -- Trojans 15, Corvettes u,| with 279. | Bill Little, on} 294, J. Gyurka 527, M.. Potts 498 to date, but has had difficulty) . , M. i | Wardrope 280.. For People's,| 573, (204), B. Richardson 570 (216), C.|SObIL wilh & 610. Coit ge or rakken erals' hockey club worth paying EASTWAY MIXED This week the Trojans took over first ,at MLG. He fired two goals, and|, High bowler of the evening was B. single game of 242. ior "A" action behind him,/this flaw, he could become a/pe: i fei Junior "A" action n | f he:ght, is most adept at pulling) "\,uiing 529, K. Neal 527, L. Schatzicobras 14, Splinters 14, Ontario Mo-| O'Connor came bouncing back} judging low drives from a long- cage Evet eee tore the |Buchanen's easacad gat thatiyy slouceny. ts tnd ae Peel as ey rs "Gomance If he can correct/hometown followers. in Bow: job becomes easier with the) "ream standing -- Bobbies 5322, Tay- Swartz led with 333. | j The final game went to O'Con-| nor with a score of 1147 to 1053 UAW HOCKEY for People's. Rizun was high for| O'Connor with 298 while Ballem ---------- led People's with 255. | Individual totals on the day| smooth play-making by his|pees and Good Guys 2-32, 5-32 respec- centre. tively Censors 2-30, Oshawa Camera Cen- tn tre 7-29, Auto-Magic-Carwash 2-29, The) Kitchener Rangers, after aj Jinx 5.27%; Brown's Plumbing 7-25; Lane| A e Pharmacy 5-24, Cook's Body Shop 3-24,) disastrous pre-season tour of the ee og onnny's, TV. 2.19; province, have settled down t0| John's Garage 417, Oshawa's Mr. Clean| the point of being a formidable|0-17, Wilson's Furniture 416 and The {Splits 3-14 "The Tony's Defeat Merchants; City-Wide Ties Vendors In the UAW Hockey League in the first period, to catch the) hockey club. A week ago in Montreal, they threw a scare into the Junior Canadiens, be- fore eventually dropping a 7-5| decision. With a little tightening of their defence, they could) cause considerable trouble for| their seven adversaries, in the! | Dr OSHAWA MIXED LEAGUE HOCKEY . ¢éa4d Team Standings -- Morrlson's BA 34, OHA Junior "A Winners 32, Doug's Barber Shop 31,/Kitchener Rangers vs uffy's Red and White 31, Cari's Barber Shop 31, Gillard Cleaners 29, Sandy's : Supertest 28, Holody Aluminum 28, Hen-|munity Arena, 8.00 p.m. derson Block 27, Scugog Cleaners. 25,| Signet Signs 23, Flyers 20, Big Five 15, FOOTBALL BigSix 14, Modern Grill 13 and Courtice) | TODAY League -- Osawa Generals, at Bowmanville Com-|41, Sel Himes 976 for 46, John| COSSA Lakeshore "B" Group for People's Clothing were as| follows: McMaster 1201 for 47) frames, Swartz-1149 for 42, Bal-| lem 873 for 38, Nesbitt 883 for| Trott 368 for 17, Martin Beretka| 280 for 15, and Don Henning 73) for 4. For O'Connor, Shadoff led| PAUL DOMM Oshew. them if they are to make a one of them be Kitchener? teoms Le Ll, this season, Cen real BIG game for both clubs. . Tickets Now On Sole At These Locations: © JIM BISHOP SPORTING GOODS--151 King E. Oshawe @ BOLAHOOD SPORTSHAVEN--61 King East, @ BOWMANVILLE ARENA BOX OFFICE Merchants' .defensive depart-| ment off stride. Trailing 3-0 going into the second stanza, Merchants twin-bill at Bowmanville Com- : munity Arena on Sunday, City- Courtice, Wide Answering Service took a 3, "ay Chi Le --' i OHA Junior "A" league. | Barbara Kirkham lead the women this| 9 on Henry at Last Sunday, on their home,week with a nifty 517, while other good) ice, they came from. behind) scores were Ede Ryan 493, Carol reel WEDNESDAY HE Prerrretrt jond 478, Jean Hutcheon . 465, Grace ome-goal lead three times in succession but still had to settle for a 3-3 tie against Vendoma- tics, in the first game of the doubleheader while in the sec- ond half, Tony's Refreshments defeated Oshawa Merchants 6-4. The first game' was a strictly wide-open affair, with the City- Wide squad opening the scor- ing and twice breaking a dead- lock after Vendomatics had fought back to create a dead- lock -- and they did it a third time for a 3-3 final score. "Vendors" missed Gary Cope- land's leadership on the attack, although they did carry the fought back with more effort and each scored a pair in this frame. Mort Richards got two more, for his three-goal total. In the final frame, Merchants outscored Tony's by two-to-one late and too weak to enable them to catch up. MERCHANTS -- goal, Hawe; defence, Johnson and Bryan; forwards, Hart, Wallace, Mil- ton, Armstrong, Wright, Mapes, Mathews, Hellmer, Sneddon, Brown and Lodge. TONY'S -- goal, Mantle; de- fence, Reid and Bobbie; for-) play well in the second stanza. On Sunday next, City-Wide meets Tony's and Vendomatics take on Merchants. VENDOMATICS -- goal, Brai- den; defence, Woodcock, Tripp; forwards, Foster, Ford, Bannon, Locke, Sutton and Wills. CITY-WIDE Answering Serv- ice goal, Cirka; defence, Cockerton and Georgeoff; for- wards, Marshall, Page, Burke, Myles, Konorowski, Nichols, Phillips, Hall and Harman. FIRST PERIOD 1. City-Wide, Page (Burke, Myles). Penalties -- Ford, Tripp and Georgeoff. SECOND PERIOD 2. Vendomatics, Tripp (Wills, Bannon). 3. City-Wide, Hall (Konorowsk!), 4. Vendomatics, Gibson (Bannon), Penalties -- Konorowski (2). THIRD PERIOD | 5. City-Wide, Myles. i 6. Vendomatics, Gibson. | Penalties -- Braiden and Burke. | TONY'S WIN SECON D Tony's Refreshments took an| early lead in the second game| and went on to win this free-| scoring contest 6-4, over Osh-| awa Merchants, for their| second - straight win and un-| disputed claim to first place in the early league standing. | Tony's put on a strong drive Penalties -- None. wards, Keenan, Eno, Tran,| Morden, Richards, Tamblyn, Davies, Delves and Irwin. FIRST PERIOD 1. Tony's, Irwin (Bobbie, Tran). 2. Tony's, Richards (Tran). 3. Tony's, Irwin (Flintoff). but their comeback was both too} three times to tie Hamilton| Red Wings, who on the preced-| ing Thursday evening backed} Marlboros: to the wall before) settling for a 6-6 tie. 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